from maze.maze import Maze from maze.util import Coordinates class MazeGenerator: """ Base class for a maze generator. """ def generateMaze(self, maze:Maze): """ Generates a maze. Will update the passed maze. @param maze Maze which we update on to generate a maze. """ pass def addEntrances(self, maze:Maze): """ Add entrance(s) to the maze. @param maze Maze which we update on to generate a maze. """ # when adding the entrances, we need to remove the relevant boundary wall for ent in maze.getEntrances(): # need to figure out which direction to remove wall # entrance is at bottom, need to remove wall in "up" direction if ent.getRow() == -1: maze.removeWall(ent, Coordinates(0, ent.getCol())) # entrance is at top, need to remove wall in "down" direction elif ent.getRow() == maze.rowNum(): maze.removeWall(ent, Coordinates(maze.rowNum()-1, ent.getCol())) # entrace is to the left, need to remove wall in "right" direction elif ent.getCol() == -1: maze.removeWall(ent, Coordinates(ent.getRow(), 0)) # entrance is to the right, need to remove wall in "left" direction elif ent.getCol() == maze.colNum(): maze.removeWall(ent, Coordinates(ent.getRow(), maze.colNum()-1)) def addExits(self, maze:Maze): """ Add exit(s) to the maze. @param maze Maze which we update on to generate a maze. """ # when adding the exits, we need to remove the relevant boundary wall for ext in maze.getExits(): # need to figure out which direction to remove wall # exit is at bottom, need to remove wall in "up" direction if ext.getRow() == -1: maze.removeWall(ext, Coordinates(0, ext.getCol())) # exit is at top, need to remove wall in "down" direction elif ext.getRow() == maze.rowNum(): maze.removeWall(ext, Coordinates(maze.rowNum()-1, ext.getCol())) # exit is to the left, need to remove wall in "right" direction elif ext.getCol() == -1: maze.removeWall(ext, Coordinates(ext.getRow(), 0)) # exit is to the right, need to remove wall in "left" direction elif ext.getCol() == maze.colNum(): maze.removeWall(ext, Coordinates(ext.getRow(), maze.colNum()-1)) # ------------------------------------------------------------------- # DON'T CHANGE THIS FILE. # This is the entry point to run the program. # Refer to usage() for exact format of input expected to the program. # # __author__ = 'Jeffrey Chan' # __copyright__ = 'Copyright 2024, RMIT University' # ------------------------------------------------------------------- import sys import time import json from typing import List from maze.util import Coordinates from maze.maze import Maze from maze.arrayMaze import ArrayMaze from maze.graphMaze import GraphMaze from generation.mazeGenerator import MazeGenerator from generation.recurBackGenerator import RecurBackMazeGenerator # this checks if Visualizer has been imported properly. # if not, likely missing some packages, e.g., matplotlib. # in that
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from maze.maze import Maze from maze.util import Coordinates
class MazeGenerator: """ Base class for a maze generator. """
def generateMaze(self, maze:Maze):
"""
Generates a maze. Will update the passed maze.
@param maze Maze which we update on to generate a maze.
"""
pass
def addEntrances(self, maze:Maze):
"""
Add entrance(s) to the maze.
@param maze Maze which we update on to generate a maze.
"""
# when adding the entrances, we need to remove the relevant boundary wall
for ent in maze.getEntrances():
# need to figure out which direction to remove wall
# entrance is at bottom, need to remove wall in "up" direction
if ent.getRow() == -1:
maze.removeWall(ent, Coordinates(0, ent.getCol()))
# entrance is at top, need to remove wall in "down" direction
elif ent.getRow() == maze.rowNum():
maze.removeWall(ent, Coordinates(maze.rowNum()-1, ent.getCol()))
# entrace is to the left, need to remove wall in "right" direction
elif ent.getCol() == -1:
maze.removeWall(ent, Coordinates(ent.getRow(), 0))
# entrance is to the right, need to remove wall in "left" direction
elif ent.getCol() == maze.colNum():
maze.removeWall(ent, Coordinates(ent.getRow(), maze.colNum()-1))
def addExits(self, maze:Maze):
"""
Add exit(s) to the maze.
@param maze Maze which we update on to generate a maze.
"""
# when adding the exits, we need to remove the relevant boundary wall
for ext in maze.getExits():
# need to figure out which direction to remove wall
# exit is at bottom, need to remove wall in "up" direction
if ext.getRow() == -1:
maze.removeWall(ext, Coordinates(0, ext.getCol()))
# exit is at top, need to remove wall in "down" direction
elif ext.getRow() == maze.rowNum():
maze.removeWall(ext, Coordinates(maze.rowNum()-1, ext.getCol()))
# exit is to the left, need to remove wall in "right" direction
elif ext.getCol() == -1:
maze.removeWall(ext, Coordinates(ext.getRow(), 0))
# exit is to the right, need to remove wall in "left" direction
elif ext.getCol() == maze.colNum():
maze.removeWall(ext, Coordinates(ext.getRow(), maze.colNum()-1))
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
DON'T CHANGE THIS FILE.
This is the entry point to run the program.
Refer to usage() for exact format of input expected to the program.
author = 'Jeffrey Chan'
copyright = 'Copyright 2024, RMIT University'
-------------------------------------------------------------------
import sys import time import json from typing import List
from maze.util import Coordinates from maze.maze import Maze from maze.arrayMaze import ArrayMaze from maze.graphMaze import GraphMaze
from generation.mazeGenerator import MazeGenerator from generation.recurBackGenerator import RecurBackMazeGenerator
this checks if Visualizer has been imported properly.
if not, likely missing some packages, e.g., matplotlib.
in that
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